Midget (97,98), 2014-2015 (Windsor AAA Zone)

The Midget Spitfires play the Kitchener Ranger this weekend to start the second round of play downs this Saturday and Sunday.  The Spitfires finished 14 points ahead of the Rangers and during the regular season beat Kitchener in all 5 teams they played. Come out and watch the Spitfires at home this weekend, Saturday at 4:00pm and Sunday 1:30pm - Central Park Arena.

The Windsor Major Midget team will advance to the Alliance semi finals with 7-1 and 5-0 wins against Brantford on the weekend.  Brantford scored the first goal on Saturday to lead 1-0 after the first period. The Spitfires finally woke up after a long ride in the snow storm and scored 12 straight goals over two games to finish off the series.  Windsor is now awaiting their next opponent. Good Luck

Posted on Hockey Canada website. TOP REGULAR SEASON MIDGET TEAM – WINDSOR JR. SPITFIRES The Windsor Jr. Spitfires proved it’s not how you start the season that counts, it’s how you finish. Windsor came out on the wrong end of its first two games before rattling off 12 straight wins, and after back-to-back losses put together another 11 consecutive ‘W’s, helping it to first place and a four-point advantage over second-place London.

The Windsor Midget team secured first place in the Alliance League, ensuring home ice advantage through the playoffs win a 3-2 win over the Lambton Sting last night.  The first round of playoffs will start with a matchup against the Brantford 99er. Good luck to the team on their playoff run.

The Windsor Jr. Spitfires Midget AAA team went undefeated and capped off their run with wins over consecutive Michigan opponents to win the 2015 International Silver Stick Tournament in Sarnia.  On Sunday, the Spitfires defeated previously unbeaten Little Caesars 4-1 in the semifinals and then took care of the Michigan Nationals 6-3 in the championship.